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Bakers contribution margin ratio is 60%, which means that a $7000 increase in sales will result in a __________ increase in net operating income

$4200

step costs:

-are fixed over some range of activity -may be either step-fixed or step-variable

fixed costs:

-generally include rent and supervisor salaries -should not be expressed on a per unit basis when making decisions -remain constant in total within the relevant range of activity

full absorption costing:

-required for external reporting -assigns all manufacturing costs to products

A contribution margin income statement

-separates costs into their fixed and variable components -can assist with management decision making

In the equation Y = a+bx, "b" denotes the

-slope of the line -variable cost per unit of activity

using the high-low method, the fixed cost is calculated:

-using either the high or low level of activity -after the variable cost per unit is calculated

in Y= Mx+b, B is:

-variable cost per unit if activity -slope of the line

a limitation of ________ is that it is subjective and inexact

a scattergraph

a shift from product costing to a focus on cost ______ is the key to making most managerial decisions

behavior

managers use cost ______ to predict how costs will change as the level of activity changes

behavior

when using the high-low method, if the high or low levels of cost do not match the high or low levels of activity:

choose the periods with the highest and lowest level of activity and their associated costs

sales revenue - variable costs:

contribution margin

variable costs remain fixed in total within the relevant range of activity

false

_______ costs remain constant in total and vary per unit

fixed

contribution margin first goes to cover ______ ______.

fixed costs

a fixed cost remains fixed _____ within the relevant range of activity

in total

variable costs vary _______ within the relevant range of activity

in total

fixed costs should not be expressed on a per unit basis because

it may make managers believe they can reduce costs by producing more

a method that uses all the available data points to divide a mixed cost into its fixed and variable components is called

least-squares regression

the _____ assumption is that the relationship between total cost and activity can be approximated by a straight line

linearity

cost assumptions are reasonably valid within the _______ ________ of activity

relevant range

level of activity over which cost behavior assumptions are true is known as the:

relevant range

low level of activity over which cost behavior assumptions are true is known as the

relevant range

which of the following is not a method used to estimate the fixed and variable portions of mixed costs?

relevant range analysis

variable costs:

remain constant per unit and vary in total

format used to prepare a contribution income statement:

sales - variable expenses = contribution margin - fixed expenses = net income

contribution margin is:

sales revenue - variable cost

a ______ gives a visual representation of the relationship between cost and activity

scattergraph

a statistical technique for finding the best fitting line based on historical data is

the least-squares regression

presenting fixed costs on an average per unit basis makes them look like they are variable costs

true

Mixed costs are also commonly known as semi-_______ costs

variable

when using the high-low method, the slope of the line equals the _____ cost per unit of activity

variable

which type of cost changes in total, in direct proportion to changes in in activity level?

variable

within the relevant range, _____ costs remain constant on a per unit basis

variable

within the relevant range, _________ remain constant on a per unit basis

variable costs


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